Perfect! my vendor recommends 4GB RAM and 4 CPU 64 bit on vmware, I will try use KVM.
Said and done! By using management interface from cloudmin with backend kvm we managed to start up a CHR session within minutes.
It was little tricky using management interface from cloudmin, it is not based on libvirt, so we had to exclude some settings. All inside there is very Linux focused.
1. I downloaded the (raw disk image):
http://download2.mikrotik.com/routeros/ ... .3.img.zip
2. In cloudmin I did import system image and used image format "whole disk", and browsed to the locally stored image file, gave it a unique ID and name.
3. Then I created the new KVM instance and gave it a dns name "dude", some nice description and picked the previous imported cloudmin image.
The system settings like: 4 GB RAM, 4 CPU:s, 10GB disk
I have already bridge interface setup in cloudmin/kvm so I simply assigned the bridge interfaces on correct vlans, and set no IP addresses.
Rest was default, except I did put no on virtualmin options.
4. clicked create and went to graphical console for my dude instance and logged in with admin and no password.
I added IP addresses and default GW, rest of story is standard Mikrotik settings.
Next up is to install the dude package and import my old the dude server configuration, that is yet not done!